Overview of Symbol Copyright
A symbol warns plagiarists to stay away from the content their eyes are on. Copyright is denoted by a simple symbol which is an encircled capital C. Some countries have gotten rid of this Symbol altogether, but it continues to be significant in most of the world. An International Convention, Universal Copyright Convention, adopted in Geneva in 1952, recognizes this Symbol.
In India, the term has been in use for more than 60 years. Anyone who creates an intellectual property can apply for the copyright registration. As India is a part of Berne Convention for the protection of creative work, the people have a choice to complete the registration process or not. So, different types of marks, symbols can be registered.
Documents Required to Obtain a Symbol Copyright
The following documents for required for copyright registration are as follows:
- Basic Documents (KYC)
- Address proof and identity proof of the applicant
- Details of work’s nature
- Work language
- Title, class, and description of the work
- Two copies of the original work
- Incorporation certificate, in case of business or company.
- Provide details where the applicant is the author or the representative of the work.
- Published work date in magazine or research paper.
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